Drill 1
P1 passes in to 1cm who plays pass to P2 who plays passes to 2cm who plays pass to on coming P1 who plays pass to P3 who passes to P4. P4 then start play from that side.
Drill 2
P1 passes in 1cm who passes out to P2 to to crossover behind P1 and plays pass into 2cm who plays pass to over lapping P1 who plays pass out and that player plays pass to the side and drill starts again from opposite side
Good weight,angle of pass
concentration
Timing of runs
in more ways than one
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